Inola News

A Rogers County viewer wondered why crews recently tore up and replaced this section of Highway 412 near Inola, when it was just rebuilt over the summer.

Giving is getting. Get into the Christmas spirit and bring a canned good to the Christmas Parade.

Asphalt work is being completed on the walking trail at Inola High SchoolA's Outdoor Classroom.

Inola students along with their sponsors, Kathy Phillips and Leazanne Bell, and Cathy Tysver recently traveled to Oklahoma City to appear with Miss Oklahoma, Taylor Treat, in State School Superintendent Sandy Garrett's monthly television show.

Judge Erin Oquin was the featured speaker this month at the regular meeting of the Inola Chamber of Commerce.

Sigma Chi ESA, Inola, hosts Hope for Heroes honoring veterans and soldiers, 2 p.m., at Inola High School football stadium.

As the battle for any type of health care reform continues in Washington D.C. it is interesting to see how special interests really defines what gets done.

To protect Cherokee Nation citizens from research harm, an Institutional Review Board was created by Tribal law on August 11, 1997.

The City of Claremore Parks and Recreation Department and the Rogers State University Student Government Association are joining forces for the second year in a row to host a free community Halloween event.

Traffic south of Pryor had to be rerouted for six and a half hours after a collision yesterday.

Saint Paul's Episcopal Church Fall Rummage and Bake Sale, 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, at 1310 N. Sioux.

At the Inola Board of Trustees meeting on Sept. 28, it was announced that the ROTC students from Inola High School would have their annual 4-Way Stop fundraiser benefiting Rogers County United Way on Oct.

Debbie Kara , Donna Fincannon, Rachel Mueller, all with Habitat for Humanity, and Kelsey Dorr, with Chili's, want you to help Habitat for Humanity of Claremore on Monday by visiting Chili's where 10 percent of the proceeds will benefit the community organization.

One might never have known that President Barack Obama presented a speech directly to schools in Rogers County on Tuesday.

Despite a low turnout, Inola and Justus-Tiawah voters overwhelmingly voted to approve dual bond issues in each district.

After months of planning and garnering community support, the Salvation Army - Claremore Unit will launch the Food 4 Kids program Oct.

Ginger Reimer, director of Rogers County Young Entrepreneurs, was guest speaker at the Inola Area Chamber of Commerce's September meeting.

Voters in Rogers and Wagoner counties approved school bond issues, but residents in Inola rejected a sales tax, according to final, unofficial area results on Tuesday.

Hope Harbor operations manager Tim Lynch thanks Chris Burrows of Burrows Furniture for assisting with the acquisition of new mattresses for Hope Harbor's group homes.

Vice Mayor Larry Grigg conducted the regular meeting of the Town Trustees on Aug.